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Project Cars 2 review: Still in the pitsProject Cars 2 has been out for just over a fortnight now, and the reviews seem to be largely positive. On the surface, it’s easy to see whyRead full story →
LIGO has finally solved the mystery of the universe’s missing gold by “watching” stars smash into each otherIt’s been a busy few weeks for LIGO and Virgo. Not only did the two interferometer observatories announce a fourth detection of gravitationaRead full story →
“Stop funding rapists”: Rose McGowan attacks Jeff Bezos as Twitter struggles to explain why it suspended her accountAfter actress Rose McGowan called on Jeff Bezos to "stop funding rapists" in a Twitter thread, the Amazon boss has taken action. In a serieRead full story →
Movies Anywhere: At last, all your films in one place – thanks, DisneyIn my wallet, there are loyalty cards for Sainsbury, Tesco and the Co-op making a mockery of the term “loyalty”. Still, I’m not alone in beiRead full story →
The FBI has used records from VPN provider that claims not to keep logsA virtual private network (VPN) provider could be keeping details about its users it claims not to have. PureVPN's information has been usedRead full story →
EE outage: Service is restored after customers lost access to their dataEE customers across the UK were hit with an outage this morning, knocking out data services across the country. According to the network-monRead full story →
Tesla electric truck: What to expect from Elon Musk’s EV lorry announcementAfter months of delays, Tesla is finally ready to unveil its all-electric truck – or lorry. Tesla was set to announce the eagerly awaited foRead full story →
You can now hack your SNES Classic Mini to get more gamesThe SNES Nintendo Classic Mini comes with 21 great games, but seeing as the original SNES had over 1,750 official games available, there areRead full story →
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 release date: Samsung finally shows us the Note 9The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 announcement was never a surprise. We’ve known that Samsung was working on releasing another phablet in its Note lRead full story →
Sky Soundbox review: Awesome audio at a bargain priceSky is on a bit of a roll at the moment. Not only has the TV giant changed the way we think about mobile phone contracts with its innovativeRead full story →
Google Pixelbook review: Who’s the most glamorous Chromebook of them all?A thousand pounds is a lot to pay for a laptop – especially if it’s a Chromebook. Google’s lightweight OS may be slick and secure, but it doRead full story →
Does a VR Auschwitz simulation cross an ethical line?Italian development studio 101% believe virtual reality has untapped potential to immerse and educate the world on the most important parts Read full story →
We need to talk about why the naked mole-rat is an incredible mammalIf you had told me the naked mole-rat, a hairless burrowing rodent, would be one of the key components to understanding ourselves, I’d have Read full story →
Artist “vandalises” Snapchat and Jeff Koon’s AR sculptureA partnership was announced this week between Snapchat and US artist Jeff Koons, with the latter’s sculptures transformed into augmented reaRead full story →
Facebook Messenger Lite is finally available in the UKI have a difficult relationship with Facebook Messenger, and I go through the same process every couple of months. I install it, because cerRead full story →
iPhone 7 colours: A range of gorgeous huesSo the iPhone 7 is no longer Apple's flagship, what with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X release earlier this year. Still, the iPhone 7 is a greatRead full story →
Margaret Atwood on Trump: “You don’t write these things hoping they become more relevant”The Handmaid’s Tale has a habit of popping up in my life every few years. Originally published when I turned one, it was part of my universiRead full story →
What’s the point of wasps? Turns out, they do a lot more than you think“The point of wasps goes well beyond their sting”, explains Dr. Seirian Sumner as she tries to convince a sceptical crowd at New Scientist LRead full story →
What does Gigabit LTE mean for business?Gigabit LTE takes mobile connectivity to a whole new level of speed, delivering a killer combination of ultra-low latency and peak upload/doRead full story →
How Perfect Blue predicted our 2017 tech problems in 1997Perfect Blue is set in a time where MiniDisc wasn’t an obsolete format, people still used fax machines, and the internet wasn’t easily accesRead full story →
Your face could be your ticket in the London Underground of the futureSoon you may not need a ticket to travel on the London Underground. The company behind London’s Oyster card technology, Cubic TransportationRead full story →
SNES Nintendo Classic Mini review: A shot of nostalgia right to the eyeballs, and now back in stock at NintendoAfter months upon months of waiting for the SNES Nintendo Classic Mini to come back in stock, Nintendo is currently selling the SNES mini onRead full story →
Ford’s new Smart Benches are an oasis of tech – and they’re coming to LondonWhen you think of Ford, you might think of the Model T – or maybe even a Mondeo or Sierra – but in 2017, the Blue Oval is rebranding itselfRead full story →
How To Change the Ghost on SnapchatFrom trophies to friend emojis, Snapchat has been coming up with more and more ways to gamify their app. It's no wonder that users suspectedRead full story →